by Draven Cage on 17 May 2009 I received a very nice email from Tom Skowronski, telling me that he enjoyed my reviews on Wrestling 101 and would I like to review the first ever DVD release from The Territory, a TV show that highlights the talent around northern California. Always eager to broaden my own horizons and keen to get W101 more exposure as well, I readily agreed...

by Guest on 26 April 2009 Rey Mysterio. By now, he is a mainstay in WWE, and a former World Champion. But back when he first started his career, he worked at small independent shows across Mexico. This DVD collects 6 vintage Rey Mysterio matches, all of which took place in small arena's across Mexico...

by Draven Cage on 16 February 2009 This is a little different from the normal reviews you will have read by me on this site. You see, most people, including myself, only really know of Adams from brief glimpses in WCW, the fact he was the trainer of “Stone Cold” Steve Austin (even if Austin is less than complimentary about the training he received, the fact still remains that Chris Adams broke Steve Austin into the business) and how he died. Because I only know small pieced of his history, I jumped at the chance to find out more about the man who brought the superkick to the United States, from Japan, and hopefully see some good wrestling in the progress...

by Mark Collins on 2 May 2006 This is a film I've been looking forward to seeing for quite some time. The teaser trailer made it look like an entertaining piece and the three hour length made it seem like it might be quite the worthy documentary. I was disappointed...

by Stephen Ashfield on 26 July 2005 Whenever there’s talk of which American indie star should be the next to grace an FWA ring, the name of Chris Hamrick always seems to be on the shortlist. It was a couple of years ago that Hamrick came over to the UK to take part in the FWA British Breakout Tour, surprisingly he hasn’t made that much call for a return as yet, but in the meantime we have this new DVD to keep us entertained...

by Dan on 11 July 2005 Without question The Ultimate Warrior is one of the most controversial and outspoken wrestling stars of any era. Not only are his wild and memorable matches a talking point, but so are all the rumours surrounding his unique career. But now for the first time ever, Warrior talks candidly about his career, looking at everything from his start in the business, to his views on Hulk Hogan, Sting and so many more wrestling superstars. Warriors sits down with Ringside collectables in his first ever shoot interview, find out if the interview is as controversial as Warrior’s career?